Man says he helped gunman in bank robbery plot
A 36 year old man told police he was the female accomplice in a daylight Cleveland Trust Co bank robbery plot in which gunman William Ansley killed himself. Police later questioned his story as inconsistent and possibly fictitious.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Trust Co
FBI
William Ansley
Indianapolis
Ind
Fox
Ansley
Richard Wagner
Dunlap
Washington
Shannon Ainsley
Robert
William Shannon
Boston
Philadelphia
Dennap
Anser
Joni Ritenour
Lovevents Axe
Ames student quartet detained near Khrushchev arrival
Security spotted four men with violin cases in trenchcoats and dark glasses mingling with the crowd waiting for Premier Khrushchev. The four turned out to be Iowa State University students posing a harmless prank during the arrival scene.
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Ames
Iowa
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Iowa State Universty
U S Steel President Wounds Self in Apparent Stabbing
Walter F. Munford president of U S Steel was hospitalized after apparently stabbing himself with a six inch knife. Cape Cod Hospital reported emergency surgery and described his condition as good. Police and district attorney investigated whether the wounds were accidental or self inflicted.
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Hyannis
Mass
UPI
Walter F. Munford
U. S. Steel Corp
Cape Cod Hospital
Munford
Finn
Boston
Dist. Atty
Edmund Dinis
Chatham
Steel
Dinis
O'Connor
Kansas Town Fears Flood
The crest of Walnus Creek raced toward Great Bend as a breached dike threatened the oil town’s 17,000 residents. Officials feared the worst flood in history while the mayor said the city was as ready as possible and no evacuations had begun.
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Walnus
Great Bend
Don Weilpmer
Weipmer
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio with Showers
Partly dandy with scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Little temperature change today, cooler tonight. Partly cloudy Friday with a few showers or thunderstorms and a small temperature shift. Lake Erie winds shift from northwest to northeast tonight as showers remain possible.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Where To Turn Strikers Get Free Food In Lorain
Lorain grocery workers provide free meals to strikers as part of a first phase effort. The piece notes voting eligibility and Lorain County election posts for November. It mentions a 19 member commission for hospital facilities and a master plan for the Lorain County Fair and levy considerations.
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Lorain County
Lorain County Hospital
Cowenitice Arges Levy
Khrushchev Tours Pittsburgh Steel Mills in Touring Visit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev inspected Mesta Machine Co and viewed U.S. Steel facilities amid a steelworkers strike. He greeted crowds along Grant Street and at Homestead by the Homestead high level bridge while Mrs Khrushchev toured the University of Pittsburgh. He spoke at a Pittsburgh Air Force base and thanked locals for their welcome.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Carlton House
Khrushchev
City of Steel
Grant Street
Mesta Machine i Co
Perle Mesta
West Homestead
United States Steel Corp
United
Homestead
Examiner and detective clash over Lynn Kauffman death
In Boston a medical examiner planned an inquest after disagreeing with homicide detective Captain Fallon over Lynn Kauffman’s death. Luongo rejected Fallon’s accidental suicide theory, citing injuries inconsistent with a fall and noting possible multiple impacts on the Dutch freighter Utrecht. The body was found in Boston Harbor and cremated with organs preserved for study.
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Boston
UPI
Lynn Kaufffman
Michael A. Luongo
Joseph B. Fallon
Utrecht
New York
Falion
Fallon
Luongo
Kauffman
Leon. Sullivan
Francis Hennessy
Kaufilan
Lycuns
Khrushchev Returns for Washington Talks with Eisenhower
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrives at Andrews Air Force Base to begin talks with President Eisenhower. He plans a two day stay at Camp David with a reception at the Russian Embassy and a dinner hosted by Eric P. Ridder. He will visit the National Institutes of Health before departing for Moscow.
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Washington
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Eisenhower
Andrews Air Force Base
E.d.t
Pittsburgh
Camp David
Khrushchev
Moscow
Eric Ridder
The
Journal For Commerce
Sheraton Carlton Hotel
National Institutes of Health
U.S
Robert Murphy
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Psychiatric Hospital Gets DiSalle's OK
Governor Michael DiSalle approved Fairhill Psychiatric Hospital in Cleveland after a surprise inspection. He called the facility the best yet, praising its 200 patients and warning against excuses if conditions worsen. Superintendent Dr Ewing Crawfis defended the hospital’s quality and pledged continued improvement.
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Cleveland
Michaell. DiSallie
Fairhill
Ewing Crawtis
Crawiis
DiSalic
Earthquake Jolts Honshu Island Japan City Hit Hard
A severe quake struck Honshu Island near Kofu Japan causing fear among residents. Police reported frightened crowds and the heaviest shocks centered in the capital Ya meneli prefecture near Mt. Puy. No major damage or casualties were confirmed.
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Kofu
Japan
UPN
Henshu Island
Tris
Yameneli
Mt. ‘Puy
Israelis Plan Blasts in U.N. Assembly
United Nations sources say Israel plans a strong critique of the United Arab Republic over Suez Canal shipping restrictions. Golda Meir will condemn Cairo and argue that Nasser's policies defy international law amid Cold War tensions. Fidel Castro is set to address the General Assembly with Raul Roa leading.
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United Nations
UPI
Israel
U.N. General Assembly
United Arab
U.N
Meir
Assembly
Milwaukee
Cairo
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
U.A.R
Suez
Security Council
L.A.R
Josephine Fay, Elyria Leader, Dies After Illness
Mrs C. Josephine Fay longtime deputy clerk of the Sp ain County Probate Court died at home at 2 p.m. after several months of illness. Born April 7 1896 in Elyria she was active in the garden club republican women's club and historic societies. Survived by three sisters and several nieces and nephews funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at Harold Dicken Funeral Home burial at Rideelawn Cemetery. Friends may call tonight and Friday.
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C. Josephine Fay
Spain County
Columbus St
Hs. Fay
Elyria
W. L. Ami Ophelia Lawrence Fay
Elyna
Elyvia
Worth His Weight Is Gold Ad Declares Ancient Offer
Readers are urged to advertise unused items in Elyria Lorain area. The notice mentions a 273 gallon tank and car heater priced at 35 dollars and a 5978 Antrim Rd entry with EM 6-7 dollars 41. The quirky copy references King Solomon and gold weight rewards.
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Solomon
Jerusalem
Elyria
Lorain
Antrim Rd
Chevrolet-Garavolt Advertisement Teases October Offer
An old classified style notice hints at a Chevrolet buy offer tied to an October timeframe. The fragmentary text invokes auto branding and a promotional call without clear details or dates.
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Robert B. O'Connor
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